Donald Trump announced that he will publish the results of the MRI performed in October, mentioning that they are "perfect."

During a discussion with reporters, while returning from Florida to Washington, Trump emphasized that he does not know which part of the body was examined, but excluded the brain, mentioning that he passed a cognitive test. The White House refused to provide details on why Trump underwent an MRI as part of the routine medical examination, but spokesperson Karoline Leavitt stated that the results show exceptional health.